Library & Resources

Welcome to the FAST Library

Our Library is your go-to resource hub, offering a curated collection of educational materials to support families, caregivers, and donors. Here, you’ll find access to conferences, webinars, interviews, and videos covering a range of topics, from daily care strategies to inspiring success stories. Whether you’re looking to learn more about Angelman Syndrome, explore expert insights, or discover community experiences, this is the place to start.

Browse through our categories or use the search feature to find the information most relevant to you. Together, we can deepen our understanding and create meaningful change for those affected by Angelman Syndrome.

Conferences

Latest ASF Family Conferences:

Sessions from various years, covering topics like behavioural and anxiety concerns in Angelman Syndrome.

Latest FAST Science Summits:

Presentations from over the years focusing on scientific advancements and research updates.

ASF-Dup15q Scientific Symposium:

Content from the 2016 symposium addressing specific genetic aspects related to Angelman Syndrome.

Interviews (Angelman Updates)

Angelman Updates is an interview series hosted by Dr. Terry Jo Bichell, featuring in-depth discussions with leading experts in Angelman Syndrome research. The series covers topics such as gene therapy, clinical trials, and innovative treatment approaches, providing valuable insights for families, caregivers, and supporters.

Webinars

Educational webinars on topics such as Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), behavioral strategies, and anxiety management.

Prioritising Mental Wellbeing for Parent Carers and Families

FAST UK families can access Medora Counselling with a 10% discount.

Parent carers and families in the Angelman syndrome community often navigate unique challenges, and prioritising mental health is an essential part of self-care. Taking steps to look after your emotional well-being helps you build resilience, reduces stress, and fosters a positive environment for both you and your loved ones.
Prof Art Beaudet

There are many disorders that will not be cured or treated in our lifetime, but Angelman Syndrome will not be one of them. at FAST UK